Georgia Hudson presents the final images for her magazine cover and articles. For the cover, she chose a ground-level shot of the artist to make her look dominant against a backdrop that conveys perspective. This image represents the trap/rap genre through its outdoor, low-key lighting setting reflecting the genre's gritty urban realism. Her double-article page uses a mid-shot that captures the artist's facial expressions and body language to engage the audience with her confident but down-to-earth personality. The last page depicts the artist in a mid-shot standing out against a black background wearing bright red clothing with folded arms, conveying confidence and determination for her emerging career in the spotlight.

1. Final magazine images
Georgia Hudson

2. This is the final image for my
front cover page. I used this
image as it was a dynamic shot
and represented the artist in a
unique way. I took this shot on
ground level to make her look
more dominant in the shot, I
constructed the shot to give it
more perspective in terms of
distance in the background of
the shot. The genre of my
magazine is trap/rap which is a
sub genre of UK grime and US
rap. The mise-en-scene reflects
this genre as the outside location
and low key lighting portrays the
gritty realism of the urban
subculture.

3. This is the image I used
for my double article
page, it’s a med shot
that is able to capture
her facial and body
language which allows
the audience to
engage with her
confident but down
earth personality, I also
choose this image as it
contrast to her
representation on the
front cover.

4. This is my final image for my for the
last page of my article, I constructed
the
image as a mid shot. The artist is
dressed
In bright red adidas sports wear to
make
her stand out from the black
background.
This portrays her as an emerging
artist
in the spot light. She using direct
mode of address with her arms
folded
which gives off a sense of confidence
and determination. This connotes
she
is serious about her music.